Best No Limit (The Drift Book 5) By Susan Hayes
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Ebook About Three hearts. Two worlds. No limits. Tyran Varosa and Braxon Torr are on a mission. Find an inhabitable planet. Start a new colony. Escape the archaic rules and traditions of the Vardarian homeworld. They never expected to find their mate along the way, and they never imagined she’d be a diminutive human female with pink hair and a warrior’s spirit. Phaedra Kari has been called a lot of things in her life: trouble, cyber-jockey, lunatic, hacker, but never someone’s mate - not until an alien prince and his best friend arrive at the Drift. She’s got plans of her own, and they don’t include mating anyone, not even a pair of gorgeous aliens whose every touch tempts her to say yes.When corporate backstabbing progresses to real-life murder, these three will need to come together to ensure the survival of their plans, their friends, and each other.Book No Limit (The Drift Book 5) Review :
Ok, as far as a story goes I guess it plot and construction it was ok.... I thought for most of the story my biggest complaint was going to be the heroine ..I found her prickly and hypersensitive and rather hypocritical ...I call it hypocritical when ever a character demands things and gets very easily offended by things they DON’T offer in return,at least not easily ,at least not w/out prompting that is ,because they seem to lack either the self awareness to realize it or they’re too selfish to see it or both... honestly here I think it was a bit of both ...Phera is used to mainly flying solo and only really answering to herself... ok,ok I can get that but when the subject of being someone’s “fated mate” comes into play,well ...Well she coulda and shoulda tried a lot harder to start thinking about someone other then herself...Right from the get go she’s quickly and very easily offended if they worded anything as anything other then a request and quickly becomes upset w/them ... she doesn’t easily stop and think w/being angry that all of this is different and possibly difficult for them as well,especially Tyr being a prince and not being used to have to ask permissions and say please...Even though at times she knows it’s more her own personal baggage at play than them disrespecting her or not trusting her,she’s still a shoot first ask questions later kinda girl...For me I thought Phe started out ok ish,more open and honest ,asking questions and such,but then she for chapters ran from them w/out explanation, not thinking about what the effect it may have on the men,only giving into their need for her when her life was threatened.....I gotta say while I tried to understand, as a die hard romantic who’d dearly love to have two gorgeous men wanting to love and protect me ,I just couldn’t relate.... and though I don’t think I have a submissive bone in my body and am rather independent myself , I found her to be prickly just for the sake of it at times and the ONE time I would have liked her to disagree with her men,she of course did not....Sadly the title of my review comes not from my dislike of the heroine but this writer going somewhere in a ménage I’d thought and hoped she never would....This is _Not_ a M/F/M ménage..... from what I’ve witnessed she normally writes... Since I’ve started reading Ms. Hayes back with her 3013 series days her menages or RH books have never contained m/m or even hinted at it, I thought that meant she was a safe place for me... I’m not into m/m.... m/m just isn’t my thing.... and while soo many writers and readers act like do three or more ppl to be together they must all be sexually and romantically linked.. BS, I say.... all those “sister wives” aren’t all doing each other on nights the man they share is in another wives bed.. if that man doesn’t have to share why the hades should us women lucky/blessed enough to be in position have to ? If men can be selfish , why the frax can’t we ? And if a writer wants to take their story in that direction that’s their choice of course but... but we as readers should be informed about that choice soo we can make one Not to read if m/m isn’t out thing... to be hit w/it over 1/2 thru the story really isn’t fair... to get emotionally invested then hit w/one of the last things we want in our books can be really upsetting if it’s not what you want or something your not into to...Wary from now on... As with the rest of this series Susan Hayes brings The Drift and it's peoples to life. There are so many threads running through the series and each one brings us closer to the truth and to solving the mysteries. Well written and action-packed we join our newest menage family.Phaedra is, possibly, my favorite character on The Drift. She's independent, strong-minded, and extremely intelligent. She's also nosey and stubborn to a fault. A cyber-jockey, she has the ability, and built-in ports, to plug-in to nearly every form of technology. She's hell-bent on helping the cyborgs who weren't freed as they should have been, and this puts her in direct opposition to the Corporations who are hiding them away, and makes her a problemfor the Alliance (military) who don'tappreciate her causing ongoing difficulties. So when she is asked to act as a liaison between the cyborgs, Alliance, Corporations, and a new found alien people no one is happy.Tyran and Braxon are seeking a new world to begin a new colony, away from the strictures of their old one. When they run across communications from The Drift they decide to see what happens. They didn't expect a pink haired firecracker to be their mate.These three are thrown into the deep-end as murder and mayhem arise all around them. Someone is killing off the members of the corporations. Tyran just wants his mate and an inhabitable planet to call home. Braxon isn't sure Phaedra could be their mate. Phaedra doesn't want one mate, let alone two. 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